Called when a sound is played in a world
- See also
- World::addSound()
Definition at line 37 of file WorldSoundEvent.php.
◆ __construct()
pocketmine\event\world\WorldSoundEvent::__construct |
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◆ call()
pocketmine\event\Event::call |
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Calls event handlers registered for this event.
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RuntimeException if event call recursion reaches the max depth limit
Definition at line 49 of file Event.php.
◆ getEventName()
pocketmine\event\Event::getEventName |
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◆ getPosition()
pocketmine\event\world\WorldSoundEvent::getPosition |
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◆ getRecipients()
pocketmine\event\world\WorldSoundEvent::getRecipients |
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◆ getSound()
pocketmine\event\world\WorldSoundEvent::getSound |
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◆ getWorld()
pocketmine\event\world\WorldEvent::getWorld |
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◆ hasHandlers()
static pocketmine\event\Event::hasHandlers |
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Returns whether the current class context has any registered global handlers. This can be used in hot code paths to avoid unnecessary event object creation.
Usage: SomeEventClass::hasHandlers()
Definition at line 77 of file Event.php.
◆ isCancelled()
pocketmine\event\Cancellable::isCancelled |
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Returns whether this instance of the event is currently cancelled.
If it is cancelled, only downstream handlers that declare @handleCancelled
will be called with this event.
◆ setRecipients()
pocketmine\event\world\WorldSoundEvent::setRecipients |
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◆ setSound()
pocketmine\event\world\WorldSoundEvent::setSound |
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Sound | $sound | ) |
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◆ $eventName
string pocketmine\event\Event::$eventName = null |
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